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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
CHEROKEE DEADLOCK.
Tactics Of the Downings War Talk Heard
Again.

Tactics Of the Downings-War Talk Heard
Again.
ST. LOUIS, November 23.-The situation
at Tahlequah is becoming serious. The
Downings refuse to meet in the Council
Chamber with the Nationals, and show a
disposition to filibuster until the thirty
days prescribed by law are up, at which
time the matter of counting the vote for
Chief must he referred TO the United States
authorities.
The Downings complain that an armed
force of guards is continually kept in the
Senate Chamber and insinuate that they
are to be used to coerce the Senators, there
fore they stay away.
1t is now said that maybe an agreement
can be had to send the question up to the
u. S. Attorney General with the Cherokee
laws on the subject and let him decide the
matter, as many believe the question must
soon be settled to prevent bloodshed. Wal
talk is again being INDUCED in pretty
freely
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Forest Fire. at Charleston.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, November %
Forest fires have broken out again in thi:
section and are doing much damage in de,
stroying fences, hay and other crops The
fires have approached to within a quar-.
teri OF q mile of the city on the north.
east side. The atmosphere is thick with
smoke, and the sun has for several days
appeared as an eclipse. Leaves and brush
are very dry, owing TO the fact that there
has been no rain for several months.
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Mayor Of Charleston.
TIL roughly and soundIy Democratic.

TIL roughly and Soundiy Democratic.
! shall offer up my thanks on the oath
inst. to God for health and strength, and
for his bountiful haryests bestowed upon
the country, and for the influences and
good wrought out by our Democratic
State and National administrations, and
for the happiness, peace, comfort and good
will brought TO the people under this
management.
J. W. DUNLEvY,
Mayor OJ Cameron.
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THE GAS TRUST WINS.
| Continued on Fourth Page.

A Great Case In tho Chicago Courts-Buy.
Ing Oppopsnts.
CHICAGO, November 23.--The great Gas
Trust, which lately bought controlling
interest in all the gas companies Of the
city, is to-day credited with having bought
of the latest opponents who were fighting
the Trust in the Courts.
The plaintiff was the Hoffman estate, ol
New York city, which owned 400 shares oI
stock IN the Chicago Gas Light and Goa
Company.
The attorneys representing the estate
have received the following dispatch
THE estate has made satisfactory arrange
ments with the defendandants. Dismiss
air proceedings before Judge Tuley. let
ter mailed"
This il the second time suits brough
against the Trust have come 10 naught
The directory some months sgo had sue
eeeded in buying up all the stock Of th,
Gas and Coke Company with the exception
Of a few shares. The directors paid tt2. "A
for shares Of the par value Of s25. tn,
Trust then gave out information 10 the ef
feet that il was going To make improve
ments and was about 10 mortgage In prop
erty for the purpose Of raising the neces
sary means. They at once issued bonds 3.
the amount Of 1850, 900, and before an,
litigation commenced they claimed 10 hay,
sold the bonds.
About the middle Of September Last th,
Trust attempted TO have the mortgage re.
corded without publicity. The document
was marked filed" but a. the obligation
Of secrecy could not be carried out, Il wa
returned TO the directors. On October
. shareholder named Addicks, boIdinl
eighteen shares, brought bill in the So
perior Court praying for an Injunction b
restrain the Trust from Issuing suci
mortgage On October the mort9ae
was recorded. This action rendered th,
injunction imperative, even had IL boet
granted. Addicks then fled an amendes
bill, bot that case has been dropped, an<
it Is believed that be has been handsome
ly paid for his stock.
| Tne Holman estate IN New fofk of1gl
nally held ! 200 shares. Eight hundres
Of this stock WA sold 10 the Trust 70
81 50 q share, bat before the entire 10
was closed ont the attorneys representin,
that interest discovered that all was no
right, and refused to convey the remaipin,
400 shares. Acting on this belief, the a
tate filed q bill asking for IN injunction Z,
prevent the Trust from Issuing the bond
and TO compel disclosure Of the names 0
the persons or institutians that hsd pus
chased the bonds ifthey had really hess sold
They also prayed for receiver. An II
gzs companies in the city were made Dc
PENDANTS and an injunction Wa asksd 4
prevent the Trust from dictatigg the polio,
Of such companies. The case was ssgps'
before Judge Tuley Last week and dscia
ion was expected In . few days-
Il 10 not known yet Whist tbe Trut ~
The Hoffman estate for The 100 shases {
what inducements heid olt - then ~
tbem drop the suit Whsn ~ CO 60
beSors JUDGE Tnley til nernfnG ~ ~
nsys ~ " plainiGs nevet tehsgol -
lnfns1 IS Ih3Rcpt tan1 ~ xz1llII
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BUsHONG'S SALE.

A scheme Oh Foot to Equalize the strength
of the Association Clubs.
New YORK, November % Manager
Byrne, ofthe Brooklyn base ball club, says
be has about concluded negotiations for
the purchase OF BushODg from the st,
Louis club, and that this is ouly one step
IN q general base ball deal whereby il is
intended 20 equalize, "a far as possible, the
playing strength of all the clubs in the
American Association. Byrne denied that
there is any intention of transferring the
franchise OF the Metropolitan club to Kan
sas CITY.
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Educational and Religious.

am thankful for our freedom from
slavery. our peace with other nations, our
vast resources, increased wealth, educa-
tional advantages, religious privileges, the
neral sentiment against evil, enforcement
of law and order, Gods long suffering with
US as nation and individually, the many
blessings conferred upon us As nation and
personally, bat above all ''thanks be to
God for his unspeakable gift," and the
promise that the kingdoms OF the earth
shall become the Kingdoms Of our Lord
and Saviour Jesus Christ.
W. +. MCLAUGHLIN,
Pastor 4. p Church, Beiiaire, Ohio.
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Should BE Thankful and Courageous.

Shouid Be THANKFUL ana Courageous.
why we should thank God as a
People: o. For national preservation
Government lives in hearts Of People. {"
(2) For wise and Just administration.
q J For increased prosperity in agricul-
tural, manufacturing and commercial in
terests. g. For the steady advance OF
science and religion.
H.-Why take Courage: o. For the
faithful enforcement of law. Sap.
press crime and bring criminals to Justice.
(2.) For solution of political and social
problems. g. For the defense Of the Sab.
bath as a divine institution aud essential
TO the nations welfare. "A For the uni
versal spread Of Christianity.
NJ. i. DRYDEN,
PrSOr North STREET ". T.. Church
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Beautifully ENnrcsHeI.

We should he thankful that lot cast
us among the mountains Of Wcs. Virginia,
where we are free from pestilence, famine,
war and Anarchy; where there Are but few
paupers and fewer millionaires, no aris,oc'
racy, but an abundance Of democracy, and
where true religion has almost entirely
dissipated infdelity,
LEWIS RAYMOND,
Mayor Of Grafton.
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The Old Theme Good Enough

please give the REGISTER an original
Thanksgiving theme?" There is neither
room nor need for new theme The true
theme is az old as the human race: Every
good gift, and every perfect gift, is from
above, and cometh down from the Father
OF light, with whom is no variableness,
neither the shadow of turning" James
III J. T. MCLURE,
Pastor United Presbyterian Church.
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Hebrew Offering.

We gratefully acknowledge that thou arr
the lord our God, the God OF all flesh. Thoo
art the Rock Of our life, the shield Of ouI
salvation from generation to generation.
We will render thanks unto Thee and re.
count thy praise for our lives which are de
livered into Thy hand; and for Thy miracu.
lous providence, which we daily expert
ence; and for Thy wonders, and Thy good
ness, which are at all times exercised oyei
US. Thou alone art good, for Thy mercie,
never fail. Thou alone art mercifuI, fol
Thy loving kindness never ceases. 0Father
grant peace, happiness and blessing. grace
favor and mercy unto all the people Of th,
United States. o Father bless the Presi
dent Of the United States and its Govern
ment with the light of Thy countenance
for by the light Of Thy countenanee Thou
has given to the people the Law Of life
benevolent love, righteousness, blessing
mercy, life and peace, and may il pleas
thee 10 bless the people Of the Unitef
States at all times, with thy peace, and
and may the return Of thanksgiving be b
them love and peace
RABBI SEssLER,
Pastor Of Heb,er Congregation.
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Every Want Supplied.

! am thankful because God has Supplied
every real want Of our being so graciously,
80 aptly, 20 persistently that the soul
blesses Him with an energy of gratitude
equal TO its appreciation of the love Of a
divine heart; that out Of its own treasures
and the resources of world, does for us all
that we will suffer it 10 do; or, that our
temporal and eternal interests will permit.
WILLIAM II. COOKE,
Pastor Of Second Presbyterian Church.
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No Caucerous uro~th.

BERLIN, November 23.-The Ndfisaaf
ZeiiUng says: II is reported In medical cdr.
ces that Dr. yirchow found no oancerous
particles In the discharge from tbs growth
in the Crown Princes throat Theportion
cent to DIR. virchow, however, wss msch
shaken in transit
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Doing "His" win.

l feel that We should be profoundly
grateful to God for the opportunity given
US of knowing His will, doing the same,
and trying to lead others to do it-holding
that the noblest work Of man (hence q
source of deepest gatitude) is to lead
Others to do good.
J. C. SMITH,
Pastor South Bclldire ". T.. Church.
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The six Day Race.

PHILADELPHIA, November 23.-The
following is the score in the walking
match, IL q. m: LittlewoOd, $50 miles
lap; Albert, 257 miles 10 laps; Panchot,
254 miles laps; Noremac, 242 miles 8
laps; Elson, 236 miles 4 laps; Hart, 20S
miles Z laps; Burns, 1877 miles , laps,
retired at 7.07 this morning.; Cox, 2OO
miles laps. Strokel retired at 4.36 q. m.
with $50 miles . laps TO his credit.
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The Reading From Its Receiver.

PITTsBURG, November 23.-Tbe apph!
cation for the removal Of the Reading rail-
road from the hands of the receiver was
made in the United States Court this
morning. II was granted and the property
win be turned over to the company on the
Cd OF January. The order also includes
the jersey Central and Buffalo, New York
!, Cd Philadelphia companies.
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II it was the Almighty's intention
THE CLERGY

Give Their Reasons for Thanksgiving and
PIaise-Noteworthy Expressions.
The clergy of the city, who dispense the
spiritual food on Thanksgiving day, give
some very pertinent reasons why we
should be thankful. They will be fouud
below:
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The win Sustained.

PITTsBURG, Pa, November 23.-Judge
Hawkins, Of the Orphans Court, rendered
q decision in the case of the contest over
the win Of Michael Mccullough, the de-
ceased millionaire. The Court sustaips
the win and decides that The contestants
failed to show that the tsstator wss in any
way incapable Of making q win.
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Doyan Negroes KIIled.

NEW ORLEANS, November 23.-The
Thibedaux White Guard was fired upon
this morning and two men wounded. An
attack was Immediately made upon the
negroes and ten or twelve killed. The
rest of the men left for the woods. All is
quiet now and the laborers are at work ON
all the plantations. There is no excite
meut outside Of town.
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Annutrsx. ON Mands,ills.

DuRLIs, November 23--The wasdsn
to-day entered the cell In Tullamore jsil.
in which Mr.. John Vaudeville Ia oon6ssj,
violently stripped him Of his clothing 80
left him entirely naked. Mr.. Vaudeville
still persists that he will not wear tie
prison uniform.
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A Colored Ravisher Hanged.

FREDERICK, Md, November 23.-JObn
II. Bigus, oolOred, charged with felonious
assault on Mrs. Yeakle, an aged white
woman, on Friday last, was taken from
Jail at 1:30 o'clock this morning and
hanged to a tree about q quarter of a mile
from the prison. Bigus declared his limo.
cence and said Joe Hall, another colored
man, was the perpetrator of the assault.
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rhanksgirIng at the White House

WASHINGTON, November 23.-The
President expects to spend Thanksgiving
Day quietly at the White House. He
will attend church services in the morn
ing, as is his custom. At dinner the
President and Mrs. Cleveland will have as
guests the three young ladies now visiting
Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom and perhaps
one or two Others.
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Blinlcy Morgan Sentenced.

CLEVELAND, November 23.-At Rave
na, o., to-day, Judge Johnston oyerruled
the motion for new trial in the case OF
Blinky Morgan, and sentenced the prisoner
to be hanged in the penitentiary at Colum-
bus on March Is, 1888.
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Why Demoerrts should be Thankful.

why Democrats should he Thankful.
In the first place | think we should he
thankful for life and all the blessings ap-
pertaining, thereto, and especially ought
we, the Democratic party Of these United
States, be devoutly thankful that We have
President who is not afraid to do right
Foraker and the Grand Army Of the Re
public Notwithstanding
GEORGE y. OLIVER,
Mayor 1C HesOn.
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BIoodthirsty virginia Editors

LYNCHBURa, VA, November GA
Petersburg special to the kreaiag 4drqnes
says a challenge to fight duel passed. .bs-
tween Hon. W. A. French aud W. s.
Matthews, editor Of the TirgiRiGa, last
Friday. They have been arrested and
bound over to beep the peace.
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Musr Work All par saturdar.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, November 3d.
Twenty-six of the leading shoe manufac-
turers Of this city have notified their EN-
spioyes that hereafter the Saturday half
holiday will not be observed.
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Inimpaired Minds.

One of the greatest blessings for which
we should render sincere thanksgiving to
the Lord is the continued enjoyment of
unimpaired minds.
T.. ii. DORNBLAsER,
Pastor English Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Al last President GREvY has made a
move. He has signifisd his intention Of
resigning. He will designate NJ. RIBoT
to form a new Cabinet. The crisis is now
upon France and the trouble has only
begun.
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IL Does. Indeed.

For the conclusive proof which an entire
century under our glorious Constitution
furnishes-that religion best thrives under
truly free government.
JOHN J. KAHN,
Bishop Of Wheeling.
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COmprehensiys Enough.

We should give thanks for the United
States of America, for the majesty of law,
for an open Bible, for the Christian home,
the Christian church, school and Sabbath.
ID. A. CUNNINGHAM,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
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Embspsier Arrested.

BRLLEyILLE, ONT. November a.
John Harte, formerly manager Of ths
Harts X Smith Manufacturing Compsuy,
has been arrested on the charge Of smbes-
bling funds Of the company smoustisg -
about (:IO, 900
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An Unprecedented Career.

In its career Of over a third of century
S0Z0DONT has scored q greater success
than any other preparation for the teeth,
ever pub upon any market Its reputation
is really Npot saPpoStiossly universal. No
dentifric$ compares with ii.
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has given us His Holy Word, which will
safely guide us home to heaven.
X. F. KELLER,
PdSor Trs ". E. Charck, Belldire, o.
Thankful for Life.

Iwould offer as one among the many
reasons for thanksgiving, that our lives are
spared in the midst Of abounding wicked
ness. w. NJ. EATON,
Pastor Second Presb yteriaR Church, Belidire,
Ohio
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Downfall Of Mshoneism and Anarch,

Downfall OF Mshoneism and Anarchy.
In my opinion, our greatest causes for
thanksgiving are continued national
prosperity, the enjoyment OF the greatest
political and religious freedom, and last,
but not least, that Mahoneism aud An.
archy have both met with their coup de
grace
j. l.. Fry,
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Tue iHtslligeRcsr, yesterday, devoted
much space 20 variegated assortment Of
lies regarding contentious in the Demo
cratic ranks. If there be one thing more
than another that our gentle contempOr-
ary can do with cOmplacence it is the
practieing the art OF ASANIAs. To bring
this art in play upon the rank and file OF
the Democracy, he requires only the ghost
of a chance, and then, how he will con
lure up from the dark depths OF his soul
what damnable deeds the Democrats are
perpetratiug upon each other; how Sena-
tor KENNA has kuiied Mr.. CAMDEN how
Mr.. DARRAH was shaken by his friends,
and what NOT Oh, it's an 'orrible tale
only, contrary to the hteHigcHcer's most fer
vent wish, noap, no not 4 bit, oft is true.
MIR. CAMDEN and Mr.. KESNA still con-
tinue to enjoy each others confidence and
friendship; Mr.. DARRNHS many warm
friends hereabouts sill want to see his
honest Democracy rewarded. and while
it has been the pleasure OF
the State Executive Committee
TO ill the vacancy with some other good
Democrat instead Of Mr.. DARRAH, their
action is no reflection on that gentleman or
his friends. While each and all have their
preferences, there is that wholesome under
standing that all cannot have their wishes
some one must be disappointed, and as
a consequence every good Democrat grace
fully acquiesces IN the change. Now, 80
far AS known. the only really dissatisfied
party regarding the reconstruction OF the
Democratic household is our Fourteenth
street contemporary, who appears to he
badly ratified because there is 40 muss or
sign of ususs in the Democratic fold.
If our dear yourg friend will devote
himself to sewing mp the awful rips in his
own little political panties, he will lind
his small brain more than fully occupied.
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HEALTH, wexs.sss- and happiness, follow
in the uskeo of DR.. Bulls csaeh Syrup. 25c,
To frostb.tes snd bites of poiss saus in.
sects salvation on gives immediate reiis
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For Judgment. a. Wen a. Msreies.

We ought to praise God for judgments
as we'll as for mercies. 81 will sing Of
mercy and Of Judgment; unto Thee, o, Lord,
will sing."-[ Psalm Gil.
Z. +. WALKER,
Pastor Of Presbyterian Church.
Martins Ferry, o.
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MAYORS GIVE THANKS

They Tell why They do. and for what
Special blessings,
The following ere the answers received
from the municipal heads of the various
towns and cities, and are replete with
many striking and original points
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THIS morning the REGISTER presents to
its readers a choice selection of Thanks
giving themes from prominent personages.
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FoR rheumatism and neuralgs use Saliva
sion Oil. the greatestcure on earthfor pain
Il doesn't take gold Aquarter Of dollar
win bay a bOttlsof Dr. Bulls COagh Syrup.
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Prosperity. Plenty aud Peace.

We have cause 10 feel thankful becaus,
this city has not in the past year been visitet
by any pestilence or destructive fire, mo-
business failure; and because fair ayerag'
crops have been produced, a sufliciency iol
the needs OF the people and for the genera
good will and confidence that seems 10 pre-
vail among all classes.
w. &. ERNST,
Mayor Of RdreHnoood
Continued on Fourth Page.
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n JOHN MANDEyILLE, who was imprisOa-
ed on the same charge as O'BRIEN, and
who, like O'BRRIEN, refused to wear the
prison garb, was fOrcibly stripped by the
prison officials and left naked. Still he
refuses to don the stripes.
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TRE Attorney General has given sn i'm
pOrtant opinion in regard to the public
lands
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short and Sweet,

We sbsuId be thankful to God because
He is Is q sther, who knows aad viii al
vs-ru,Ik - do Tor - what i bsuf. spd
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NEWS AND COMMENT,
THR WEATHER..

For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania.
light rains, followed by fair weather, Slightly
colder, light to fresh winds generally fron east
10 south.
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The IatsliigsResr will make a shrewd
stroke if it will reverse the positions OF Its
local politician and its editor-in-ehiet
The former seems more fitted, by his Won
drOus capacity of imagination, for the edi-
torial chair than the innocent youth who
now graoes it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-01-21
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.

Alex Crawford a we'll known Duluth
iron manufactures, has received notlre
that hy the death of cousin named Jas
THOMPSON. IN Ballart, Australia, n fortune
OF over ll.NO.OOO has been left TO him AMI
his four brothers, giving them each nearly
SOO.OuO
bill for public building at Jackson
has been favoraby reported to the house
The senate non-concnrs in the action OF
the house in selecting East Saginaw rs the
place for locating the United states court.
II the government will build harbor OF
refuge at that point. Ludington will do
nate a strip of land for the purpose.
Owosso merchants have formed an as
ISOLATION TO guard against dead-beats and
shop differs.
Citizens Of Big Rapids having subscribed
f1o 600 I'm stock. a meeting has been called
10 convert the Croker 4 Hudmtt planning
mill into a furniture manufacturing com
pany, with a capital stock of $5O'Ooo.
The state board of health held meeting
Mt Lansing on the IN inst The president
read an address, the chief nature OF which
was in relation TO the disposal OF sewage
| IN cities which have no sewerage system
and in rural towns. The president urged
the board to take some action In the
matter.
Circulars have been sent TO all labor or
Plantations in Illinois. Michigan, Iowa and
wisconsin. requesting them not TO ouy
boots or shoes from the boycotted hrm o'
Chicago.
John c. Donnelly, baggageman on the
l.. ..
Wabash road was arrested In feoria III
recently, for stealing package contain
ing O., 900 from the United States express
company.